Java is rapidly becoming more viable as an alternative to all of these "trendy" languages these days, e.g. Ruby, Python, Go.
What I mean by that is simply that a lot of developers are prejudicious against Java due to historically it being slow and having tedious development feedback cycles.
We use Java extensively (and Java EE 6) in an agile IT business and it is truly an asset. I encourage others to look in the direction of Java.
What I mean by that is simply that a lot of developers are prejudicious against Java due to historically it being slow and having tedious development feedback cycles.
We use Java extensively (and Java EE 6) in an agile IT business and it is truly an asset. I encourage others to look in the direction of Java.